How to Draw the Zentangle Pattern ‘Narwal’

If you like playing with pen and paper, you would surely fall in love with Zentangle. The art form of Zentangling is fast catching up with people of all ages. If you are hearing this term for the first time, you should quickly find out why it’s an art form different from all other types of drawing and unique in its own sense. Zentangle is gaining popularity because it’s a lot more than just beautiful patterns.

Why is Zentangle Unique?

Using the Zentangle Method, created by Maria and Rick from Massachusetts (USA), you can create a wide range of beautiful, repetitive patterns on a white sheet of paper. But the entire process of Zentangling is so beneficial that you will only want to draw these patterns more and more.

Here’s why Zentangle is a unique art form:

> It doesn’t require any particular physical skill or talent.
> It doesn’t cost you money.
> You can practice it alone or in a group.
> You can use it to improve your life in many ways.

Though Zentangling is a relatively new concept, it’s benefits and uses are quite widespread. You can practice it to boost your confidence and self-esteem. You can draw it to get rid of stress and feel relaxed. You can use this art form to improve your handwriting.

In short, it’s a non-expensive, meditative form of drawing which anyone, anywhere can derive benefits from.

Though you have complete freedom to create your own unique patterns using the Zentangle Method, it is a form of art which requires deep focus. You can go on with the repetitive patterns as long as you like.

Different Types of Zentangle Patterns and ‘Narwal’

Many Zentangle patterns revolve around a particular theme. For example, botanical doodles are repetitive floral patterns. Based on nature, you can also create an array of beautiful patterns. Artists have given different names to different styles or patterns of Zentangle, according to where the inspiration comes from. Some popular Zentangle patterns include Crease, Narwal, Arukas etc. By practicing these amazing patterns, you’ll be able to explore the endless possibilities of Zentangle.

If you are ready to play with pen and paper and enjoy the process too, given below is a video which teaches you how to create the Narwal pattern of Zentangle. The pattern begins with drawing a curvy tentacle shape and then wrapping a ribbon around it. Watch the video now to know more.

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